Who is Jacey Sink?
American actress Jacey Sink was born under the zodiac sign Capricorn on 5 January 2010, in Brenham, Texas USA. She has only two acting credits and is perhaps known best for playing Young Max in the 2019 episode “Chapter Six: E Pluribus Unum” of the hit fantasy horror series “Stranger Things”, which stars Winona Ryder, Millie Bobby Brown and Finn Wolfhard, and was created by Ross and Matt Duffer. It follows several children as they’re fighting off supernatural forces, the series has been running since 2016, and has won 110 of the 421 awards for which it’s been nominated.
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Jacey’s only other role has been portraying Young Ellie in the 2022 drama movie “The Whale”, which starred Brendan Fraser and Sadie Sink (Jacey’s sister), and was directed by Darren Aronofsky. It follows the life of a morbidly obese teacher of English language, and the movie won 48 of its 165 award nominations, including Oscar wins for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role (Brendan) and Best Achievement in Make-up and Hairstyling.
Education and early life
Jacey’s being raised in New Jersey alongside her sister Sadie and their three brothers, by their father who’s a football coach and mother who’s a math teacher; not many other details have been shared about Jacey’s family as they prefer to be left out of media.
While most of Jacey’s family’s into sports, she and her sister Sadie grew up being passionate about acting and singing; they spent their time home recreating the scenes from the 2006 movie “High School Musical”, and they often watched Broadway plays on TV. Jacey mostly fell in love with acting thanks to her eight years senior sister who had already launched her acting career.
She’s currently attending a local elementary school, and is set to enroll at high school in 2024; some of her fans believe that she’ll be homeschooled so that she could focus on acting but this remains unconfirmed.
Interesting facts and hobbies
Jacey isn’t active on Instagram but has allowed for her fan page to be launched; it’s today followed by nearly 1,000 people and 50 pictures and videos have been uploaded onto the account, with most featuring Jacey spending time with her friends and family.
She’s a huge lover of animals and has a pet dog.
Jacey’s also a fan of sports and often watches her brothers play soccer and football.
She likes spending her spare time at the beach, making summer her favorite season.
Jacey likes to dance, and has spent two years taking lessons.
Millie Bobby Brown’s one of her favorite actresses, and a couple of Jacey’s favorite TV series and movies are “Stranger Things”, “Modern Family” and “The Thing About Jellyfish”.
Age, height and net worth
Jacey’s age is 13. She’s 4ft 4ins (1.32m) tall, weighs around 65lbs (30kgs) and has brown eyes and ginger hair.
Jacey’s net worth’s been estimated at over $20,000 as of December 2023, and her sister Sadie’s at over $1 million.
Who is her sister Sadie?
American actress Sadie Elizabeth Sink was born under the zodiac sign Aries on 16 April 2002 in Brenham. She has 15 acting credits, which include appearing alongside Jacey in “Stranger Things” and “The Whale”, while she’s perhaps known best for playing Ziggy Berman in the 2021 mystery horror film “Fear Street: Part Two – 1978”, starring alongside Emily Rudd and Ryan Simpkins, while the movie was written and directed by Leigh Janiak. It follows a group of teenagers spending summer at Camp Nightwing in Shadyside, where one of the citizens has now been possessed and has gone on a killing spree; the film won one of its four award nominations.
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Sadie and her brother Mitchell were initially the only two in the family interested in acting, as Jacey wasn’t yet born when Sadie was seven and her mother enrolled both her and Mitchell at acting school; she began appearing in plays performed at a community theatre, including “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever”. Sadie was eight when cast to star in the play “The Secret Garden”, and it was around this time that she knew she wanted to pursue a career as an actress; her family supported her by moving to New Jersey all together and Sadie was then homeschooled so that she would have time for acting. She took and passed her GED tests in 2020.
Sadie’s TV series debut was appearing in the 2013 episode “Charades and Milk” of the family comedy “Tweenies”, and she was then cast to appear in an episode of both the crime mystery series “The Americans” and the crime action series “Blue Bloods”. In 2015, she played Suzanne Ballard in 11 episodes of the action thriller “American Odyssey”, which starred Jake Robinson, Peter Facinelli and Anna Friel, and was created by Nora Kay Foster and Adam Armus; it follows three people who’ve been pulled into an international military conspiracy.
Sadie’s film debut was playing Kimberly in the 2016 biographical sports drama “Chuck”, which starred Ron Perlman, Elisabeth Moss and Live Schreiber, and was directed by Philippe Falardeau; it follows the life of heavyweight boxer Chuck Wepner, whose fight with Muhammad Ali inspired the 1976 movie “Rocky”.
A couple of Sadie’s following roles were in the 2017 biographical movie “The Glass Castle”, the 2019 mystery horror film “Eli” and the 2021 mystery horror movie “Fear Street: Part One – 1994”. She played Ziggy Berman aka Constance in the 2021 horror mystery film “Fear Street: Part Three – 1666”, which starred Gillian Jacobs, Ashley Zukerman and Kiana Madeira, and was written and directed by Leigh Janiak. It follows the citizens of Shadyside as they’re learning about the curse of Sarah Fier, and the film won one of its three award nominations.
Sadie’s currently shooting for the upcoming movies “O’Dessa” and “Berlin Nobody”, as well as for new episodes of the series “Stranger Things”.
She became vegetarian in 2015 and vegan a year later; she also identifies as a feminist. Sadie avoids talking about her love life in public, but it’s known that she was in a relationship with British actor Patrick Alwyn in 2021.
